[Aronis]

LOL.

I never to took a photo of my '97 M3 with a much larger load on it.

I do have a shot with my RS6 loaded down.

The roof rack setup is interesting on the M2 (all BMW's I guess), really does not end up touching the paint at all but it's a little more effort to remove it, unlike the usual quick pressure fit things. But the "no touch" method is quite nice!

Mike

[ORIGIN M.]

Originally Posted by Aronis

LOL.

I never to took a photo of my '97 M3 with a much larger load on it.

I do have a shot with my RS6 loaded down.

The roof rack setup is interesting on the M2 (all BMW's I guess), really does not end up touching the paint at all but it's a little more effort to remove it, unlike the usual quick pressure fit things. But the "no touch" method is quite nice!

Mike

Good Lord, I'd never but interesting regardless !

[///M²]

Originally Posted by Aronis

LOL.

I never to took a photo of my '97 M3 with a much larger load on it.

I do have a shot with my RS6 loaded down.

The roof rack setup is interesting on the M2 (all BMW's I guess), really does not end up touching the paint at all but it's a little more effort to remove it, unlike the usual quick pressure fit things. But the "no touch" method is quite nice!

Mike

[V.Smurf]

Originally Posted by Aronis

SUV, Don't need no stinking SUV

Love the stylized Blazing Saddles reference

Fantastic to see the utilitarian use of the M2 - between this, and the trailer that DrKevM5 has created, it'll only be a matter of time before your local tradesman has done away with his truck!

Thanks for sharing

[Aronis]

LOL.

How about this shot? The RS was about 6 months old. Used it like this all the time.

Mike